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A fireplace is a construction that can be built on a [[Floor|floor]] inside a [[Building|cabin]]. It requires 35 [[Stone|stones]] to build. | A fireplace is a construction that can be built on a [[Floor|floor]] inside a [[Building|cabin]]. It requires 35 [[Stone|stones]] to build. | ||
| − | A fireplace is required to create a | + | A fireplace is required to create a heated room, which is required for [[Smoked food|smoking meat]]. Fireplaces in village [[Sauna|saunas]] or inns will re-light when they burn out. When wood stops burning in a fireplace, however, the embers continue to provide heat ("heated fireplace" meaning it can still be used to cook food) and acting essentially like a fire (for rituals and such). This keeps your cabin warm in the [[Calendar|winter]] for longer using less wood. |
| − | It requires 6 firewood, 6 wooden stakes, or 5 firewood and 1 branch, or 38 branches to get started. You can also treat your frostbites near the fireplace providing heat. Tiles | + | It requires 6 firewood, 6 wooden stakes, or 5 firewood and 1 branch, or 38 branches to get started. You can also treat your frostbites near the fireplace providing heat. Tiles adjacent to the burning fireplace will not get burnt automatically. |
All garbage (like rotten hide or sand mushroom) can be burned. Also good for burning inferior or poor boards. | All garbage (like rotten hide or sand mushroom) can be burned. Also good for burning inferior or poor boards. | ||
To light a fireplace {{key|p}}ush fuel into it and light it the same way you light a [[Fire|fire]]. | To light a fireplace {{key|p}}ush fuel into it and light it the same way you light a [[Fire|fire]]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:05, 18 July 2016
A fireplace is a construction that can be built on a floor inside a cabin. It requires 35 stones to build.
A fireplace is required to create a heated room, which is required for smoking meat. Fireplaces in village saunas or inns will re-light when they burn out. When wood stops burning in a fireplace, however, the embers continue to provide heat ("heated fireplace" meaning it can still be used to cook food) and acting essentially like a fire (for rituals and such). This keeps your cabin warm in the winter for longer using less wood.
It requires 6 firewood, 6 wooden stakes, or 5 firewood and 1 branch, or 38 branches to get started. You can also treat your frostbites near the fireplace providing heat. Tiles adjacent to the burning fireplace will not get burnt automatically.
All garbage (like rotten hide or sand mushroom) can be burned. Also good for burning inferior or poor boards.
To light a fireplace push fuel into it and light it the same way you light a fire.
